Category: Music Sin Fronteras

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Music Sin Fronteras: The Perfect afternoon: 4troSintido, sunsets over the Lake, and a rising talent

QuatroSentido – written as 4troSintido – is a huge outdoor restaurant and music venue built on the second floor of a mall in a town called Riberas de Pilar.  It used to...

Music Sin Fronteras: Long Live Pop!

If you look at pop playlists and sales you will find some pretty heavy names – Doja Cat, Lorde, The Weekend, Avril Lavigne, Adele, Katy Perry,  Ed Sheeran, Halsey, BTS, Olivia Rodrigo...

Music Sin Fronteras: Touring is back, baby, and I am going to rock this summer.

It looks like the music touring industry is back in business, even here in Mexico.  The numbers are off the charts.  If you live in New York City, over the next 6...

Music Sin Fronteras: Dum-da-dee-dee-dum-da-ptchu-ptchu-ptchu. Ana Pau Reyes’s Méxican progressive jazz.

Dum-da-dee-dee-dum-da-ptchu-ptchu-ptchu.  That is about as close as I can get to the sounds of progressive jazz, ala’ Ana Pau Reyes as she delivered a stunning virtuoso performance of Mexican progressive jazz at...

Music Sin Fronteras: Horses dance and #shebelieves

Have you ever seen a horse dance?  If you are a fan of dressage in the US or Europe or El Charreada in Mexico, you have.  You know that horses can move...

Music Sin Fronteras: Keeping the Legend of Michi-Cihualli alive

Michi-Cihualli is the Goddess of the Lake.  She commands the wind and the waves and protects the Riberas, the lands around Lake Chapala.  She is also a great reason for people to...

Goodbye LA LA Land. Welcome Music Sin Fronteras. It’s still all music

Today is name change day. And day change day. I have been writing this column on Friday nights for 5 years under the title of LA LA Land because I  was based in...

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